A tradition has been born with the second annual pumpkin carving party! The fun and camaraderie happened again this October 24th at the picnic area between the Jones building and the Sands building near where many of the Pathology and Immunology students conduct their experiments. The children carved pumpkins too.…
Dr. Casey Moure, a recent graduate of the PhD program in Pathology is happy to share his good news. His graduate research got the cover of Molecular Cancer Research and a research highlight! Modeling Loss of IDH1 R132H by CRISPR-Cas9 IDH1 hotspot mutations are likely early events in gliomagenesis; however,…
Everyone loves pizza, and homemade pizza in an authentic wood fired pizza oven is the very best. A large group gathered to enjoy the food and friendship in the posh new pool area at Suzanne’s place on a warm late September evening. This is the real deal…yummy! A…
In the 2018/19 Academic year, the Pathology PhD Program has seen 5 newly minted Doctorates and ushered in 5 new program Alumni. We are very proud of each of them. Let us introduce you to the new Doctors of Philosophy in Pathology!
Summer was productive and fun for the Pathology PhD students this year. In July the program hosted a poster workshop featuring three program alumni who gave tips and pointers to the current PhD students including the incoming first year cohort. The students paired the learning experience with a wine and…
PhD student Laura Valente tells of her recent experience in Washington DC Jetting off to Washington. D.C. for a Crash Course in Science Policy and Advocacy What better place to learn about science policy than in Washington D.C.? And who better to learn from than the American Association for the…